Dwarf Subtropical Pear (forum)
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Jan starts with ...
I would really love to have pears growing in my garden, but size/space is an issue. Does anyone know if there are any Dwarf Pear Trees that will grow well in the Brisbane area? If so, where can you find them?
Time: 10th November 2010 10:16pm
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Jimmy says...
Hood and flordahome ate the subtropical types.
Birdwood nsy can supply them to retail stores for you.
Time: 11th November 2010 1:22pm
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Slicko says...
Like Jan, I am also looking at planting pears in Brisbane, but with the chill factor of the Flordahome and the Hood varieties being at 350 suggested by Daleys, I wonder if Brisbane has enough chill hours to grow these two varieties successfully.
I wonder if anyone else in Brisbane has grown these pears successfully.
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Time: 26th November 2014 4:01pm
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The poster formerly known as... says...
The Botanic Gardens had a big hood pear I believe. Lots of fruit. Had a tropical nashi next to it. Lots of upside down fruit. Both were removed recently. Not sure why.
Time: 26th November 2014 4:50pm
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Slicko says...
That's encouraging!
One on dwarfing stock would be great
Time: 26th November 2014 6:35pm
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